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If you have been wanting to pick up a Huawei watch, today would be a good day to make it happen.  Right now over at Amazon the entire range of smartwatches from the Chinese manufacture is on sale from $50-150 off.  For example, you can pick up the stainless steel model with the black leather strap for $249.99, a savings of $100.  The prices are good for today and at the time of this post, all of the models are in stock and available.  The Huawei watch, regardless of model, have all been a big hit with Android Wear fans.  They are stylish and probably the most “watch” looking smartwatch out there for the price.

Today over at Amazon, they have a great deal on the Anker SoundCore Bluetooth Speaker.  Right now you can pick one up in Black, Red or Blue for $29.99.  That is a savings of $50 off the regular $79.99 price and all three colors are still in stock.  The SoundCore offers you 24 hours of playtime between charges and supports Bluetooth 4.0.  That means you are going to be able to get up to 66′ of range between your phone or tablet and the speaker as you stream your music.

HTC’s Senior Manager of Online Communications, Jeff Gordon, dropped a nice bit of news for those who are here in the United States wanting an HTC 10.  The latest flagship from the company will start shipping this week, unlocked, according to Gordon’s tweet.

@Eak1570 Unlocked HTC 10 begins shipping in the US next week.

— Jeff Gordon (@urbanstrata) April 29, 2016

It is great news for those who have been wanting to get the device unlocked and not with a carrier commitment.  While the Tweet did not give any indication on shipping times, it is good to know that orders can happen this week.

Microsoft has rolled out an update to the Outlook for Android app that brings much improved calendar and task integration from other services.  If you are an Outlook for Android user, after you get this update, you will be able to add tasks and calendar events from Wunderlist, Facebook and Evernote to the app. The idea, of course, is that Outlook becomes your single place you go to manage any tasks or calendar events.  To this point you could only have events from your Exchange account, Hotmail or Gmail calendar show up in the calendar section of the app.  Tasks where strictly limited to whatever you did locally or Exchange.